Lights of New York and the heroic watchdog Sonny
Sonny the dog guards a woman in danger until she dies in hospital. A hospital ambulance crew retrieves him amid rescue attempts. After months of sadness he bonds with two visiting girls, helping solve the mystery of the unidentified woman.
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Ryan
Hess
Sonny
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Old time whalers yield to steam in Bering Sea
In the Bering Sea the old hand driven whaling craft give way to steam whalers with 200 ton ships and bow mounted harpoon guns. Capt. Oness of Kodiak notes ongoing danger while crews welcome higher whale oil prices and processing moved ashore. William Schupp’s company operates seven boats from Seattle and seven from Canadian ports, last year securing 14 dollar whales.
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Seattle
Wash
Bering Sea
Antarctic
Aleutian Islands
Sven Foyn
Peder Oness
Kodiak
William Schupp
Fireworks Producer Sees Booming 1935 Year
Saint John NB fireworks man T W Hand predicts a record year as Canada celebrates the king's silver jubilee and holds fairs and exhibitions. He has spent 47 years in the business manufacturing crackers and rockets for national, regional and local celebrations.
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Saint John
N. B
T. W. Hand
Canada
Hand
Prince of Wales Wins Over Vienna Child With Toy Gift
In Vienna the prince of Wales visited workers housing at Karl Marx Hof and a kindergarten where five year old George Schmid refused to bow saying the prince lacks a crown. The royal visitor sent a toy railway and a personal card to George, proving himself a prince to the skeptical boy.
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Vienna
Prince of Wales
Little George Schmid
Karl Marx Hof
Schutzbund
Little George
Liberty Statue Birthday Party Planned for 1936
National Park Service invites American citizens to join a semi centennial celebration marking the Statue of Liberty's 50th anniversary. Unveiled October 28, 1886, the event seeks poems and pictures from the dedicatory period for reproduction. Numerous authors contributed poems during the dedication era.
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Washington
National Park Service
Park Service
France
John Greenleaf Whittier
Elia Wheeler
Wilcox
C. Stedman
Charles Barhard
Esther Singleton
John J. Garnett
Sidney
Herbert Pierson
Tailors To Sailors A Noted Typographical Tale
A humorous 1898 Berkley tale recalls a Swedish tailor who joined a whaling ship by typo in an advertisement. The misprint led to gold rush legends at Nome and famous misplacements of commas altering fate and history.
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Berkeley
Calif
San Francisco
Eric
Ericc
Port Clarence
Sinrock
Umalaktok
Snake River
Nome City
Accidents and Inventions Across Industries
A collection of anecdotes recounts accidental discoveries and mishaps in various settings. Tales include a torpedo inventor inspired by a frayed belt, blotting paper born from discarded pulp rolls, cheese affecting copper plating for phonograph disks, and the accidental creation of liquid oxygen from a misvalved experiment. These vignettes link everyday errors to lasting innovations.
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Louis Brennan
Western Newananer Union
Slimming Frock Makes Smart Wrap Tidy and Easy
A simple cleverly designed home frock with a belt that slips through a slit for adjustable fit. Described for weight changes and expectant mothers, it can be worn like a coat entry. Available in solid cotton broadcloth or prints with sizes 14 to 48 and pattern 9321. Order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York NY.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York
MN. Y
First Nurse and Second Nurse Exchange Elopement Claim
Dialogue fragment shows a patient becoming rational, with the first nurse questioning his awareness and the second confirming he asked to elope, indicating a shift in mental state and romantic intent.
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Senator Sorghum Advocates Marriage for Politicians
In a timely remark Senator Sorghum argues it is prudent for politicians to marry, saying the fact should be realized early and that many assume personal autonomy in public life is unrealistic. He emphasizes practical stability over personal independence in public duty.
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United States
Congress
Marie Feodorovna
Alexander II
Siberia
Marie
Alexander
Sorghum
Cold Underfoot Dance Joke Involves Mabel
A humorous quip about cold feet during a dance with Mabel. The punch line notes toes felt five below whenever she stepped on the speaker's foot.
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Mabel
Compromise line about smoking and meals in wit
A terse quip reflects a patient doctor exchange where the punchline shifts from smoking to meals. The joke plays on the idea that the speaker chose to abstain from meals rather than from smoking.
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